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Honeywell Scanning & Mobility USB Serial Driver

Getting Started

The Honeywell Scanning & Mobility (HSM) USB Serial Driver is a CDC ACM driver that exposes HSM USB scanners as as

a virtual COM port to the operating system and applications.

Installing the HSM USB Serial Driver

1. Physically detach all currently attached scanners from target machine.

o To uninstall currently installed driver – locate and browse to the location in which the current

• Once uninstall and manual cleanup are complete continue on to step 3 to install.

3. Extract the driver files and identify the two different types of installs supported:

• Install_86.bat – For installing on a 32-bit Operating System.

• Install_64.bat – For installing on a 64-bit Operating System.

Note: When installing on Windows® Vista or Windows 7 Operating Systems, you must have Administrator privileges or

4. To run the install, browse to the location to which you extracted your driver files, right click the appropriate install

Note: When uninstalling on Windows Vista or Windows 7 Operating Systems, you must have Administrator privileges

2. To run the un-install, browse to the location to which you extracted your driver files, right click the appropriate

uninstall .bat file, and select “Run as administrator” (Note for Windows XP, just double-click on appropriate

.bat file).

Configuring the HSM USB Serial Driver for Force COM Port

The Force COM Port feature of the HSM USB Serial driver allows a user to specify a particular COM port that an installed

device will be assigned rather than having a COM port assigned via the standard Windows mechanism (Windows finds the

next available COM port). This forced COM port value will be based on the settings of a shared global forced COM port

list. This global forced COM port list is comprised of 2 parts:

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installed on your machine have a property page to enable/disable/modify the global forced COM port list. Since this list is

shared by all installed devices, a setting change on one device’s Force COM port property page will be reflected on all of

the installed devices’ Force COM port property pages. The Force COM Port feature is disabled by default.

The Force COM port property page can be accessed via System Properties->Hardware->Device Manager. This

property page can be viewed either via View->Devices by type->Ports (COM & LPT) or View->Devices by connection-

>Honeywell control device. Either view will give you access to the Force COM port property page tab of a device. The

screen shot below shows a sample Force COM port property page.

Modifying settings on the Force COM Port property page will result in the updating of 2 registry keys:

2 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ Honeywell_CDC \Parameters\ForceComPortsEnable

the Forced COM port features. When this feature is enabled, the driver will determine the Forced COM port as follows:

1) If the device’s PID is in the global forced COM port list, the device will be assigned that particular COM port

associated with that PID (see Force COM Port List – PID based section below).

2) If the device’s PID is not in the global forced COM port list, the device will be assigned a COM port number

based on the default values in the global forced COM port list (see Force COM Port List – Order of connection

based section below). If all of the COM ports in the default COM port list are in use, the device will be assigned a

COM port number through the standard Windows mechanism.